"On saturday nights, Sklodowkis listened to Vladislav read Polish poetry" (Pg. 8)
Based upon the context clues, "Vladislav" means Marie Curie's father
"The few women who did study at the university often went to Sorbonne in Paris, France.." (Pg. 10)
Based upon the context clues, "Sorbonne" means the University of Paris.
"One of the specialists who examined Marie Curie diagnosed her problem. Suspecting tuberculosis, several advised to stay at the sanatorium in Switzerland." (Pg. 9)
Based upon the context clues, "Tuberculosis" means a deadly disease.
"But Pierre and Marie were the happiest when they could discuss electricity or magnetism together" (pg. 18)
Based upon the context clues, "Magnetism" means Magnetic properties
"She decided to test every kind of matter she could find and compare it to Uranium." (pg. 21)
Based upon the context clues, "Uranium" is a element on the periodic table
"Marie guessed that the Uranium in Pitchblende would produce rays" (pg. 23)
Based on the context clues, "Pitchblende" is an element compound.
"She named the second element Radium, after the Latin word for ray" (pg. 26)
Based on the context clues, "Radium" means ray.
"Marie decided to name the first element Polonium, in honor of Poland." (pg. 26)
Based upon the context clues, "Polonium" means Poland element
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